Eeki World Tour Passport: Learning Through Adventure at De Pan
Looking for a holiday activity that’s pure fun and quietly educational? The Eeki World Tour Passport turns every visit to De Pan into an interactive learning adventure. As Eeki takes kids from Paris to Tokyo and from New York to Rio de Janeiro in a series of destination-themed shows at De Pan, families can capture discoveries, spark conversations, and make memories that last.
In this guide, you’ll learn what the Eeki World Tour is, where to find it, how to craft a DIY “Eeki World Tour Passport,” and how to build a full day around the open‑air theatre with nearby activities like minigolf and Bakkum Bites. You’ll also find quick answers, practical tips, and smart ways to keep the learning going throughout your stay.
What is the Eeki World Tour?
The Eeki World Tour is a set of destination-inspired shows at De Pan, Camping Bakkum’s on‑site open‑air theatre. Kids “travel” with Eeki across famous cities—Paris, Tokyo, New York, and Rio de Janeiro—through lively performances designed to entertain and engage. Every show brings a fresh chance to discover something new.
- Venue: De Pan (the open‑air theatre on the campsite)
- Theme: Global city adventures with Eeki
- Why kids love it: Energetic shows with a spirit of discovery
- Why parents love it: Built‑in conversation starters and easy ways to extend learning
Tip: A seasonal recreation team curates the activity agenda and event listings. Check the online agenda and events page before and during your stay for the latest Eeki World Tour dates and updates.
Where to find De Pan (and what’s around it)
De Pan sits in the wooded part of Camping Bakkum, right beside the 15‑hole minigolf course and just beyond the Ontmoetingsplein central square. That means you can pair a show with a friendly family minigolf competition, then relax with food and drinks on the square.
- De Pan: Open‑air theatre in the woods
- Minigolf: 15 challenging holes between the Ontmoetingsplein and De Pan (book a time slot and hire clubs via the reception)
- Ontmoetingsplein: The campsite’s social square with communal seating and access to Bakkum Bites
- Bakkum Bites: All‑season live music on the new stage at the square—and great cocktails for a grown‑up treat
Build your own DIY Eeki World Tour Passport
Create a keepsake that makes each show more interactive—no printers or special supplies needed. This is a family‑made activity you can do at your pitch or accommodation.
Fold and title
- Fold a few sheets of paper into a booklet.
- Write “Eeki World Tour Passport” on the cover and add your child’s name.
Add destination pages
- Dedicate a page each to Paris, Tokyo, New York, and Rio de Janeiro.
- Leave space for drawings, new words, and “favorite moment” notes.
Make simple “stamps”
- Use colored pencils or stickers to “stamp” a page after each show.
- Kids can design their own city stamp for extra creativity.
Capture discoveries
- After the show, ask: “What did you notice?” “What was your favorite sound, color, or dance move?”
- Encourage doodles or one‑word memories to keep it fun and low‑pressure.
Celebrate completion
- When all pages are stamped, award a homemade “Eeki Explorer” badge (a hand‑drawn sticker does the trick).
This simple passport helps kids remember highlights and gives parents a natural way to talk about culture, geography, and curiosity—without turning holiday fun into homework.
Destination spotlights: Conversation starters after each show
Use these prompts to help kids reflect on what they experienced. Keep it open‑ended so they lead the way.
Paris
- What shapes or patterns did you spot? (Think arches, towers, or bridges.)
- Which colors and sounds felt “Parisian” to you?
- Can you draw your favorite Paris moment in your passport?
Tokyo
- What movements or rhythms stood out?
- Did you notice any symbols or signs with bold lines?
- Try sketching a simple icon that reminds you of Tokyo.
New York
- What felt fast, tall, or bright?
- Which part made you want to clap or move along?
- Draw the skyline the way you imagine it.
Rio de Janeiro
- What energy or dance steps did you notice?
- Which colors made the scene feel festive?
- Create a mini “confetti” border on the Rio page to celebrate.
Note: Eeki appears on weekends and during vacation periods. On very hot days (above 30°C), Eeki prefers staying indoors, so always check the online agenda during your stay for updates.
When are the Eeki World Tour shows?
- Events are held in De Pan, the on‑site open‑air theatre.
- The latest dates and times are published in the online activity agenda and the events page.
- Pro tip: Select your travel period in the online calendar to see exactly what’s on during your stay.
Make it a full day out at Camping Bakkum
Turn showtime into a memorable family day with nearby food, play, and sports.
Minigolf next door
- Play 15 holes in the woods between the Ontmoetingsplein and De Pan.
- Reserve a time slot and rent clubs at the reception.
Food and music on the square
- Head to Bakkum Bites on the Ontmoetingsplein for food, drinks, and live music on the new stage throughout the season.
Picnic made easy
- The on‑site Spar supermarket opens daily from 08:30 and bakes fresh bread and croissants—perfect for a pre‑show snack.
- The supermarket partners with local suppliers to broaden its offer.
Stay connected
- Free Wi‑Fi is available around the Ontmoetingsplein, the reception area, tourist pitches, accommodations, and the Internethuisje—handy for sharing your Eeki World Tour Passport photos.
Wind down after the excitement
- Balance the day with a relaxing session at the Wellness Post featuring Sauna Rosa.
Keep the learning going after the curtain call
Kennemer Duincampings Doeboek
- A new kids’ magazine filled with puzzles, crafts, and stories.
- Available at the reception for €10 in Dutch and German.
Private movie night in the Filmhuis
- Book the Filmhuis for 1–10 people (up to 34 with a small surcharge of €8 per extra person).
- The recreation team sets the tone with a festive welcome, popcorn and drinks for kids, bubbles and snacks for adults—and you may bring extra refreshments.
Short walk to the beach
- Camping Bakkum sits in the dunes right beside the coast, so a sandy stroll is an easy add‑on to any De Pan day.
Quick answers
What is the Eeki World Tour Passport?
- A DIY keepsake families create to capture discoveries from the Eeki World Tour shows at De Pan.
Where is De Pan?
- In the wooded area of Camping Bakkum, beside the 15‑hole minigolf course and just beyond the Ontmoetingsplein.
How do I find Eeki World Tour dates?
- Check the online activity agenda and the events page, then select your travel period to see what’s on.
Is there food and seating nearby?
- Yes. The Ontmoetingsplein offers communal seating, and Bakkum Bites provides food and drinks.
Practical tips for parents
- Arrive a little early for De Pan to settle in without rushing.
- Check the weather (it’s an open‑air theatre). Pack layers, sunscreen, and water.
- Use the campsite map (plattegrond) to navigate quickly between the Ontmoetingsplein, De Pan, and minigolf.
- Bring your DIY Eeki World Tour Passport and colored pencils for quick notes.
- Consult the camp app and the online agenda frequently during your stay for the newest updates.
- Want a seamless holiday plan? Book your pitch or accommodation via the “Mijn Bakkum” portal and subscribe to the newsletter for news and offers.
Conclusion: Your passport to a world of memories
The Eeki World Tour Passport turns each show at De Pan into a story your family will keep telling—page by page, stamp by stamp. With minigolf steps away, live music at Bakkum Bites, and easy picnic options from the Spar, you can shape a whole day around the open‑air theatre and still find time to unwind at Sauna Rosa or stroll to the beach.
Ready to go? Check the online activity agenda and events page for current Eeki World Tour dates, reserve your stay through the Mijn Bakkum portal, and pick up the Kennemer Duincampings Doeboek at reception to keep curiosity flowing long after the final bow.